Sentence examples for perceived met from inspiring English sources

In the caregivers, 57 (66%) perceived met rehabilitation needs for the person with stroke and 29 (34%) unmet rehabilitation needs.

A larger proportion of people with mild stroke were in dyads that perceived met rehabilitation needs compared to dyads who did not (p=0.002).

A priori topics included the experience of the husband's death, social support, relationships, living arrangements, health status, health behaviors, and perceived met and unmet needs for information or support.

Totals of overall perceived, met and unmet needs could thus not go above eleven Concerning social activities, nine to eleven participants of the triads perceived needs in each domain principally in community life (11), leisure (10) and responsibilities (10) (Table  3).

Regardless of whether the persons with stroke perceived met or unmet rehabilitation needs, caregivers who perceived unmet rehabilitation needs for the person with stroke had less time for their social life: family and friends did not keep in touch and they had less time to spend with friends and/or other people.

Interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA) was used to study how patients perceive meeting either a regular or an unfamiliar GP.

A phenomenological approach called interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA) [ 17] was considered appropriate in order to study how patients perceive meeting either a regular or an unfamiliar GP.

According to the Discrete Moment Hypothesis, there are two cycle times at which all 12 lines appear to be on the screen: at τ = S, at which the complete cycle falls within one conscious 'moment', and at τ = S/2, at which conscious 'moments' containing all lines and no lines alternate (and thus the condition of no movement being perceived is met) – see Figure 12.

Whatever the merits of these bottom-up, user-driven responses to the affront, it was soon apparent that neither the Pakistani state nor the opportunistic Pakistani fringe politicians, who lurk in the nether region where the plankton mist of perceived persecution meets the vent of ready violence, would allow this moment to be left to the conscience of mere individuals.

However, while perceived as meeting an important and growing demand, GIS degrees are proliferating without a consensus among educators or practitioners concerning their objectives, content or structure.

They were age, household income, receiving help from partner, number of previous female children, history of physical violence in last 12 months, perceived difficulty meeting daily needs, primi-parity, planned current pregnancy and a history of substance use.